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Utilization of a continuous flow system to evaluate the parameters of the baru pulp fermentation process for the production of alcoholic beverage

In the present work, it was evaluated the fermentation process of the pulp of baru, to obtain alcoholic beverage, correlating the growth of the microorganisms consonant to the time, with the consumption of substrate and the production of alcohol. This monitoring was carried out using a continuous flow system with conductometric detection. The time of degradation of the sugars constituents of the pulp of baruwas evaluated, in accordance with the microorganism activity. The studies were carried out using bread yeast as a test microorganism.

Examining entrepreneurial traits of the school of physical education and sports students with respect to certain demographic variables: Case of Istanbul Gelişim University

The purpose of this study is to identify entrepreneurial intentions of students of the School of Physical Education and Sports, Istanbul Gelisim University, and determine whether entrepreneurial intentions of students vary based on some demographic variables. To this end, 200 students from the departments of Coaching, Sports Management, Recreation, and Exercise and Sports Science of the School of Physical Education and Sports, Istanbul Gelisim University participated in the study on a voluntary basis.

Land use and land cover change analysis, using gis and erdas tool a- review

The world has become a refined place, the discernment being the up-gradation of lifestyle and sophistication. This deviation has not only given hike to extensive development but also has to fulfil the ever-growing demands of humans. The open-ended course, therefore, results in unparalleled urbanization. Pinpointing and describing the civic flop in this sector over the past progress span is fundamental for any subsequent outlining by resolving strategy to enhance the handling of natural resources and entertain progress, during the time, diminish the blow on the environment.

Brazilian citizenship before the inter-american court of human rights

This scientific paper investigates the form of citizenship before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. The importance of the research is to demonstrate another way of dealing with their rights when not supported by the Brazilian national law. In the first part we characterized the development momentum of human rights, a difference between the fundamental rights, as well as its incorporation into the Brazilian legal system. The second was treated of international and regional systems of human rights and accountability of the Brazilian State at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.

Trinexapac-ethyl action in the germination process of varieties of endive

The use of plant regulators in agriculture is a reality. This work aimed at studying the action of trinexapac-ethyl in the germination process of endive varieties. The experimental design was completely randomized in a 3x4 factorial scheme using three cultivars of Endive: Endive cv. Radiche (ER); Cv. Sugar Loaf (ESL) and cv. Catalan (EC); with four doses of trinexapac-ethyl: Zero ml L-1 (control); 0.033 ml L-1; 0.066 ml L-1, and 0.133 m L-1, and four replicates.

Photo degradation rate of ciprofloxacin in solid and liquid forms and with some pharmaceutical excipients systems

Objectives: this study was aimed to assessment the reaction kinetics of the photo-degradation of ciprofloxacin on experimentally under the effect of sun-light for solid, liquid forms and induced some pharmaceutical excipients in ciprofloxacin. Methods: Ciprofloxacin in solid and liquid forms will be expose directly to sun-light, and add some pharmaceutical excipient to determine the photo-degradation rate of ciprofloxacin by means of HPLC. Results: Photolysis of ciprofloxacin in aqueous state and solid form under the effect of sunlight following first order interactions kinetics.

Effect of tannery effluent on seed germination and seedling growth in crotalaria juncea linn

Tannery effluents are one of the major causes of land and water pollution. In the recent times efforts have been taken to reduce the release of these effluents or to adopt eco-friendly tanning methods. However, the damage already caused to soils of Tamilnadu in regions having tanning industry has to be reversed and there have been several attempts to achieve this end. In the present investigation, the effect of tannery effluents on the seed germination and seedling growth of Crotalaria juncea has been studied.

Impact of mid day meal on nutritional status of 7-9 year old children in hyderabad

Mid day meal programme provides food free of cost to over 12 crore children of on all working days. It is a fact that mid day meal had a positive influence on the various objectives of the scheme such as enrolment, attendance , social equity but the contribution of mid day meals to the nutritional status is still not clear. This paper attempts to study the nutrients supplied through mid day meal and its impact on nutritional status of primary school children. School children of age 7-9 years were selected randomly from schools of Hyderabad.

Oxidative stress measurements can indicate the best dose and period of nitrogen fertilizer in white oat crop

The white oat crop is highlightedas an important winter alternative for agriculture in the South of Brazil. Oxidative stress (OS) generated by increased reactive oxygen species under stress conditions may promote unavoidable outcomes for production. Thus, we aim to standardize a simple quantitative spectrophotometric protocol to verify OSparameters in white oat growing under different nitrogen fertilization conditions. We also intend to be able to predict the best time, amount and conditions for nitrogen fertilization, based on OS parameters.

Study of distribution and abundance of tsetse fly (glossina sp.) in gashaka-gumti national park, Nigeria

A study on the distribution and abundance of tsetse flies was conducted between November, 2016 and January, 2017 at Gashaka-Gumti National Park (GGNP), Nigeria. The aim of the study was to determine the distribution and abundance of the fly (Glossina sp.) in the Park. Thirty (30) Biconical traps (Charlier and Laviessiere, 1973) were used to trap the tsetse flie in three locations (Kwano, Gashaka and Mayo-kam). A total of six hundredand ninety eight (698) flies were caught during the study period. Kwano, Gashaka and Mayo-kam had 372 (53.3%), 168 (24.1%) and 158 (22.6%) respectively.